

I cannot understand the sentence from the grammar point. Could you please
explain "届けるなってな" to me? Why do the Japanese attach なって after the "る" form.
What does the particle "な" mean in this context?


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届けるなってな meaning


If the "な" or "なあ" at the end is often used in the lines of a specific
individual, it is just a habit and you can ignore it to read.

> 僕はいつもご飯を食べるんだ(な(あ))。  
>  そうやってあの子を責めるんだ(な(あ))。

If you value subtle nuances, you can read that the subject of the sentence
evaluates things from an objective or introspective standpoint.


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As the commenters noted, context would be most appreciated, but it would seem
more than likely that this is a contraction of

届けるなって[言う・言っている]な (= 届けるなと言っているな）

'You are telling me not to deliver it, right?'

demonstrating the (frequent) omission of iu/itte iru after to/tte.

If you provide context, this guess may turn out to be quite wrong however.


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